big tech companies are in the chips and as are rising on a wealth of information we have a commodity in the 2nd the 5 series the re-examined is where the corporations are colonizing the internet like the popularity and power of big tech. with less than 24 hours to go before polls open in the united states both donald trump and joe biden hold back to back rallies. i don't look like this is out there alive and also coming up with the leader of tanzania's main opposition party has arrested a head of mass protests against the president's victory in last week's election. muslim groups gathering near the french embassy in jakarta protesting against

controversial remarks made by the french president a man or plus. a 14 year old girl is found beneath the rubble of friday's earthquake in the turkish city of business. so donald trump and joe biden have just one day of campaigning left before the u.s. presidential election both candidates have spent their last week in battleground states some 19000000 voters have already cast their ballots many of them choosing to do so through the mail and the u.s. postal service has been ordered by judge to take extraordinary measures to ensure that all votes are delivered before election deadlines and it got its latest now from miami. president donald trump began his campaign sprint to battleground states in chile michigan or years ago trump took this state. breaking the democratic

party's so-called blue wall in this nation's industrial rust belt as election day approaches national polls show he's trailing biden. thank you very much i love you too he told supporters he saved the state's car industry that he could keep refugees away and continued his attacks on the former vice president biden will plunge america and the world into one ridiculous war after the united thinks he's a tough guy remember what he said a year ago i'd like to take care behind the bar you know what mom i dearly wanted clothes i just thing he's got. in pennsylvania joe biden focused on taking back a state the president won by just over 44000 votes last election as part of a nationwide effort to mobilize the black vote he told people there's too much on the line to cities out communities of color have been hit particularly hard by the covert 900 pandemic the former vice president says he'll confront all forms of

inequality we're going to address systemic racism bill real economic opportunity of equality of the black community the providers have been taken off the america people are saying they've seen how bad things are. trumps whistle stop tour saw him in iowa georgia and florida his message for voters didn't change it any of the rallies in north carolina he once again said he'll keep the economy open despite rising corona virus infections now my dad wants a cruel and very hard place nationwide shut down it won't affect you because you're already shut down i don't know why that heck what's going on with your state are you ready to help it out i think so. more than $90000000.00 voters already cast their ballots but the u.s. postal service is struggling to deliver money on time the u.s. judge has now issued an order for. service to take extraordinary measures to get

ballots delivered if the processing of mail in ballots slows especially in battleground states it may lead to long legal battles in more than half the states including here in florida mail in ballots don't count if they arrive after election day the postal service says its employees know it's all hands on deck but neither candidate nor voters want to see a delay in results and agalloch are al-jazeera miami florida where the f.b.i. says it's investigating an incident in texas where a convoy of trucks supporters surrounded a biden campaign bus several pickup trucks with pro trunk flags can be seen driving dangerously close to the boss on a highway president trump shared a video of the incident on twitter with the caption i love texas he also tweeted his support for those involved saying in my opinion needs patriots did nothing wrong instead the f.b.i. and justice should be investigating the terrorists and occulus and agitators of anti for who are running around burning down our democrat run cities and hurting

our people well one issue where the presidential candidates have shown stark differences is the environment's compare their records and proposals from withdrew from the paris climate agreement in 2017 just a year after it was signed under the obama biden administration he said it was unfair to the united states in leaving it would save jobs but the former vice president says that he will rejoin that agreement if elected trump is removed multiple regulations allowing drilling in previously protected areas biden promises greater funding for renewable energy while banning new oil and gas drilling on public lands as emissions continue to go down under his administration and some attribute that to initiatives taken by state governors and local mayors and biden is proposing the united states reach 0 carbon emissions by 2052 trillion dollars plan would be paid for by increasing taxes on corporations and wealthy americans

say now from bill mckibben who is an environmentalist and schumann distinguished scholar in environmental studies at middlebury college in vermont he says addressing the climate crisis depends not only on who is president but on who controls congress. the u.s. put more kerman into the atmosphere than any other country over the historical period and it's probably the only country that can figure out how to coordinate a global response it's withdrawal from the paris climate accords was a great gift to the oil industry because it let it get on with its task of trying to just keep things the way they are it's going to take in an activist effort on the part of the u.s. and all the other major emitters to get us back on track with paris indeed to go beyond what the paris accords called for the impact on jobs of moving towards a global energy is all to the good there already far more jobs in renewable energy than there are in fossil fuel but that differential will just keep growing because

these are jobs these are and are it technologies that produce lots of jobs fossil fuels capital intensive it takes a lot of money but putting solar panels on roofs and maintaining windmills and things that's labor intensive it takes a lot of people now we don't know exactly what biden will be able to do a lot will depend not only on if he gets elected but if he has a senate in the us that's willing to work with him if he does then there's probably room for really quick and decisive action as we used the depth of the pandemic caused recession is a kind of lever to move quickly towards big infrastructure spending that will help us address this even larger crisis. now afghan security forces have been deployed to couple university and author multiple attackers and to the campus. some students are still understood to be inside the police have cordoned off the

area and close the main road leading to the campus the taliban says it's hot as on not responsible for this right. recent times and i have arrested the leader of the main opposition party freeman arrest comes ahead of plan protests against the results of wednesday's election your position is alleging widespread voter fraud off the president john mccain feeling was a clear winner of a 2nd term electoral commission insists the votes was legitimate conference always following developments from nairobi in neighboring kenya. freeman boyer the chairman of this main opposition party and 3 other officials who are arrested this morning we have not hard any word from the police on why exactly they were arrested but. who had called for mass protests starting this morning demanding for fresh elections and demanding for the defunding

of both the main lunchtimes an electoral commission and electoral commission so we have our colleagues in tanzania and have been doing check in. to see whether people are gathering for these protests and they're telling us that in the areas. for protesters to meet business is going on as usual they've deployment of police but not so much but we also had also had the police and soldiers a statement that was issued by the regional commission off police basically saying that they will not allow this protest to go ahead saying that they have the police have information that there were plans to cause disrupt plans to cause calles and that's why they will not let the protests go ahead. thousands of indians are protesting outside the french embassy in jakarta against president amental macro's recent controversial comments on islam and this comes after the beheading of

a french teacher who showed cartoons of the prophet mohammed in class and defended the caricature and says that he will tackle what he calls radical islam in denise's president joker would go to so that macro his comments had hurt muslims everywhere jessica washington is live for us now in jakarta jessica tell us more about these protests 1st of all it seems like there's a pretty good turnout. when they quit outside the french embassy here in japan here in the city center at a demonstration organized by a collective of hardline islamic organizations now some of them are condemning president micron holding posters and banners with negative representations of the french president some are even going as far as to call for a boycott of french products but of course it's worth bearing in mind that engine asia as the country with the world's highest muslim population has a large variety of islamic organizations and many of the more moderate

organizations have not called for boycotts but have simply condemned the comments by the french president and remarked that terrorism should not be associated with any particular religion. and as it happens eason not the only protests going on in jakarta right now there is a protest against the labor law which was rushed through parliament and signed into normal on the 5th. that's right just down the road from where we are there is a no other protest about legislation around job creation now trade unions say that the government is trying to prioritise investors and big businesses at the expense of workers' rights now some of these workers union say that they will challenge this legislation in the constitutional court if it is implemented this week that is likely to happen opportunities to challenge this legislation are limited a legal challenge it could take a matter of months so we'll just have to see what the reaction of those trade

unions is once this legislation is actually an active. or just very very much for that update just that we're through there in jakarta. a 14 year old girl has been found alive beneath the rubble in the turkish city of is near more than 2 days after it was hit by a powerful earthquake crowds cheered as rescue workers moved her into an ambulance more than 70 people are now confirmed dead but crews are still working to try and find more survivors the earthquake in the agency caused damage in greece as well our correspondent stephen cause who has this update now from izmir. this man is desperate for news of his wife and daughter he hopes rescuers will find them alive in this huge pileup. they have been missing since last friday's magnitude 7.0 earthquake that shook turkey's west coast city off its minute efforts continue to rescue as many people as possible with the help of sniffer dogs. while clusters of

distraught relatives wait outside the flattened building. another building in the same district where the ground is so what's clay according to geology experts and at risk of collapse its foundation and 1st 2 floors have all of the songs into the ground the tropics are on to be lifted the magnitude of this earthquake wasn't very high but it shows how weak our buildings are bad concrete which mealy turns into sand. at these 2 or 3 columns you saw on the 1st floor reportedly removed to make room before the earthquake. experts here tell us that this building is another example of poor quality construction cranes are holding quarts of it in place until it's safe enough to demolish the structure friday's earthquake struck some parts of favoring greece as well both countries sit on major fault lines. people in is mere

have been experiencing hundreds of aftershocks that continue to shake their city parks have become a temporary shelter for some. it was a strong earthquake we were so afraid there was no damage in our building although it's 40 years old but our children are scared that's why we're staying in a tent until a full damage assessment can be carried out across the city people may have to stay in tents like these for days to come see them close all of al-jazeera is mid western turkey. still ahead hear it out 0 nearly a 1000000 people are displaced after one of the world's worst storms this year ripped through the philippines. and germany goes back into coronavirus lockdown to tackle a rising number of new infections we'll have a live update from the. how

i we will see some changes in the weather across europe this week with that blustery weather grassy pushing back in across the northwest becoming a little more mobile and it will quiet down as we go into the 2nd half of the week so with us still lots of wet some windy weather coming in from the atlantic more blustery showers rattling through but it's milder than that 17 celsius in london 90 degrees there in paris in the cloud in the right as the filter if it because the winds are still quite lively band of cloud on the right here just comes right down across france it's northern parts of spain and portugal a little slide its way further south it's an east which is we go through a choose day still some showers into central parts some showers there into the black sea as well just pushing down across belgariad tools that western side of noticed some of the wet weather there i would suppose cyprus that eastern end of the mediterranean but for much of the med it is fine and dry temperatures for quite

sharply on tuesday up tools a northwest 11 degrees there in london but it will turn drier we've got try weather across northern parts of africa the showers there through the heart of africa central areas still seeing some lively showers southern parts of west africa continue to see the showers but i show is stretching all the way to sierra leone. do you feel validated in south way is that a type of performative activism. let's go back to specifically you calling donald trump a white supremacist the lights are on and there's nowhere to hide join me richelle carey is up at the front questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talk and political debate. front on al-jazeera.

are going to watch al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour and donald trump and joe biden have just one day of campaigning left before the presidential election judges ordered the postal service to take extraordinary measures to ensure all votes are delivered on time. the police in times in it have to tame the leader of the main opposition party freeman is arrested comes ahead of planned protests against the result of wednesday's election president john like a fool he was declared the winner. afghan security forces have been deployed to cut bullet university off to multiple attackers and to the campus some students are understood to be still inside police have cordoned off the area and have closed the

main road leading to the campus the taliban says its fighters are not responsible for the raid. at least 16 people have been killed after the philippines was hit by one of the world's most powerful storms this year more than a 1000000 people had to move away from typhoon and gone his path or millions more were affected when and reports now from manila. joey a muggle is says this is as secure as his boat can get it's anchored in manila bay for now along with other fishing boats joey hopes they'll be spared for a day for gone any that is battering the central and southern parts of the design region. first we must secure our boat because it is our label who we hope they won't be so bad so they can head out and fish again more than 19000000 people in the philippines are being affected by the typhoon it is 1st made landfall over the

island province of this and one is at 5 am local time on sunday before making its way to old by and somebody is sore provinces that have likely sustained extensive damage many areas remain cut off power and communication lines are down and some roads are blocked by. government officials say preemptive measures have been well put in place even before the day on these truck flights have been canceled sea ports are closed and over a 1000000 people have been evacuated from coastal communities and down seem to be well within the are the strongest buy food to ever hit this year. gandhi comes a week after typhoon more lobby hit the same region killing at least 22 people and schools in b. call which have been empty since the groan a virus pandemic are now being used as makeshift shelters the philippines is

bettered by at least 20 typhoons each year but typhoon gone the comes at an even more precarious time the country is still struggling to contain the coronavirus pandemic and government resources are already stretched this is why many people here fear the impact of typhoon may set them back even further. dugan al-jazeera manila. new coronavirus restrictions are coming into effect across germany restaurants and bars will be closed to along with most recreational facilities it will also be limits on outdoor gatherings health officials have reported $12000.00 new infections on monday germany among many european countries facing a rep 2nd wave let's get more now from dominic cain who joins us from berlin and dominic tell us more about these new restrictions. the new restrictions in place are effectively pushing germany back into lockdown or

a mind of for everybody all the lockdown that pertained in the spring the difference this time around is not everything that was locked down that was closed down back in the spring is closed down now so for example schools remain open and many teachers are unhappy about the fact that schools remain open but nevertheless they do remain open and the reason behind all of this is the rising number of new infections the rising death rate now the interesting figure that you were just saying then nic about the number announced on monday that's the highest number ever announced on a monday that's not the highest number ever announced on any given day but on a monday on weekends usually the numbers that are gathered by the relevant authorities in the federal republic are amalgamated and that sort of things it's not very clear which refers to but that's the highest monday figure ever announced and what it means is that right now you have right across germany the incidence of new infections per 100000 residents is at

a level which is considered to be very high risk indeed certainly here in berlin and the district that i'm broadcasting from right now well the risk status is very high indeed and that's why people in specific high risk groups are being recommended to wear mosques at all times that sort of thing the interesting thing here is the reaction to this being plunged back into lockdown many of the center in the center of politics grudgingly in favor of it because they believe the statistics suggest that lockdown is the way to go but you also see many others disagreeing with what's being implemented you see people on the right of politics the far right saying this is an infringement of personal liberties and then you have other voices saying that they. this is really damaging to germany's economy and you know that the previous lockdown force germany into recession so they're

really worried about that we expect to hear from the chancellor angela merkel later today about how she believes this lockdown will proceed but we know it's going to be in place until the end of this month don thanks very much donna came there in berlin and there are problems with covert across europe a senior u.k. government minister is warning england's 2nd national lockdown could last longer than the planned for weeks it's to come into effect on thursday and michael gove says that the current infection rate could overwhelm the public health system and it may take longer to bring it down i think it's important we don't get entirely ahead of ourselves here i think the 1st thing to say is that the reason why we need to take these steps is because of the danger of the us being overwhelmed none of us relish taking these steps if we can succeed through all the measures we're taking in getting the our rate down we can look at what's restrictions could be lifted where the head of the world health organization has gone into south korean team.

came into contact with somebody who's now tested positive for covert 90 he says he's feeling well and has no symptoms have been protests in brazil over plans to vaccinate people against covert 90 hundreds demonstrated in sao paolo after the local governor said he would make it mandatory for people to get the injection protests and say they don't want to be guinea pigs for the chinese a pharmaceutical company making the drug our powers governor hopes to have approval by the end of the year to begin vaccinations in january. thousands of people in georgia have gathered outside parliament demanding new elections opposition parties and that supporters are accusing the governing party of rigging the parliamentary election and of intimidating votes as they say they will continue demonstrating until a new election is called garlic as this was anger on the streets of georgia's capital tbilisi thousands of opposition supporters

marching on parliament demanding a new vote after the governing party claimed another election victory in the floors us local election results did not merit the real meat of the georgian people would protest against a government that is trying to steal votes. all the results of this elections are totally wrecked we the majority of people think just like us they should be changed most democrats want to separate them even before the election commission declared the result was a georgian dream party and its billionaire leader already said they'd won i was going to watch 5 yeah this time it's not a georgian dream wins the elections for the 3rd time what a country wanted a solid team we have got it the georgian voters learn very quickly to differentiate and analyze the european spent much more time on this. the opposition coalition led

by former president mikhail shocking accuses georgian dream of wreaking near lection and intimidating voters out there this didn't go into the elections in the eyes of the world using his vision record of arms. remember there was a very high turnout is by or wired a lot of them all races to very much a central asian belorussians international observers however say the vote was generally free despite several shortcomings they lections where competent t.v. and overall fundamental freedoms were respected nevertheless of as the allegations of pressure on voters and learning off the line between the ruling party and the state reduced fabric of confidence in some aspects of the process the georgian dream party has held a strong majority in parliament for 8 years but its popularity has dwindled

steadily as economic problems of discipline during the coronavirus pandemic. and with allegations of a stolen election fueling calls for more protests the government faces the threat of a political crisis car leg al-jazeera. early election results in the ivory coast putting a president. in the lead but opposition candidates have already denounce the vote say it was neither free nor fair they're calling a water to step down several who died in protests in the run up to the vote rallies took place in the economic capital of abidjan and several other towns across the country. algeria has recorded a low turnout of only 23.7 percent in its referendum on whether to rewrite the constitution the proposed changes aim to appease the protest movement that toppled president up lizzie's beautifully last year but broad has made has called for a boycott of the vote saying the changes do not go far enough. another round of

talks on ethiopia's grand renaissance dam on the blue nile sudan and egypt fear that the project could impact water levels downstream ethiopia argues that the derm set to become africa's largest hydropower plant is crucial to its economic future. rising violence in remote areas at least $230.00 of their colleagues have been killed since the signing of a peace deal in 2016 the former government has failed to implement the deal and it's responsible for the lack of security. and message filled with outrage and a call for help from once feared former. president. signed the peace deal to get killed these now demobilize fighters marched in downtown. demanding protection and a future for their children. we're sad angry we feel impotent we've been losing our

companions who signed the peace deal filled with a new sions and we're seeing their dream and colombia's dream shattered yet they spent days traveling to the capital from provinces where violence has been on the rise and leading colombian rights group says 236 former fighters have been murdered since they gave up their weapons and transformed into a legal political party in 2016. rebel groups paramilitary forces and gangs are fighting for control of the lucrative drug trade in other illegal activities. former fighters and many observers say the government of a critic of the peace deal isn't doing enough to end the violence and implement the accord. the colombian government has been unable and unwilling to take over these territories that our forces have abandoned and that's allowed us to form they are a consequence of a mix of legal and illegal economic and political interests that are behind this

violence the former fighters are demanding to discuss these issues that you rectally with the president. and will remain in the capital another 5 days. of peace accord offered an opportunity. for d.s. fighters to really enter civilian and political life in peace but the return of by a lends to strengthening to leave those hopes discarded allison that i'm. all right quick check of the headlines here and on the air and donald trump and joe biden have just one day of campaigning left before the presidential election a judge has ordered the postal service to take extraordinary measures to ensure that all votes all delivered on time last time donald trump ran he won the state by 44000 votes so every single vote matters the power

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